O'Connell

[oh-kon-l]

noun

1. Daniel, 1775–1847, Irish nationalist leader and orator.

O'Connell

/ əʊˈkɒnəl /

noun

1. Daniel. 1775–1847, Irish nationalist leader and orator, whose election to the British House of Commons (1828) forced the acceptance of Catholic emancipation (1829)

Example Sentences

The 22-year-old was included in interim boss Paul O'Connell's summer squad, but did not earn a cap.

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Camille Hernandez, a writer and poet laureate of Anaheim, was among O’Connell’s laughing audience.

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“I love being from here, and I want to lift up the literature from here. It is really beautiful that you could be from some place with such a rich literary heritage, but it’s such a travesty that not many people know about it, so efforts like this are so important to uplifting writers like us, who can be funny and honest like Ryan O’Connell or inspiring like Roxane Gay once they have the community to support them,” Hernandez says.

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Mr O'Connell said the likelihood of resistance is low, and encouraged people at risk to visit the clinic and speak to someone about whether it is right for them.

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Lawrence O'Connell, a senior nurse at the clinic, said stigma and anxiety around clinical settings can prevent people from seeking support, which is why 56 Dean Street wanted to "be out and be seen" and meet people where they are.

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